Melifera Gin ~ Edizione Corsa ~ Organic ~ Limited Edition ~ Luxe Gift Box ~ Corsica, France

Limited edition

Organic

700ml

Le Journal du Dimanche, The JDD "In the Gins of the moment for the JDD, “pretty bouquet of wild flowers from the ocean (…) supporting a light but controlled taste palette."

Le Figaro "With great poetry, which will seduce the epicureans"

Le Figaro "Melifera quickly found itself at the top or in good place in the rankings of the best gins.....Within a category of very fashionable spirits, (French owners) Christophe and Cécile Amigorena make the difference with Melifera, a gin created ex nihilo, local, organic, good and sustainable.”

Melifera Edizione Corsa Gin is produced in the French island of Corsica where the 'immortelle' flowers indigenous to the region flourish. This artisanal gin is both powerful and subtle, with notes of maquis, myrtle and dried immortelle. These are paired with juniper berries in a complex and harmonious set of 18 botanicals.

Owners Christophe and Cécile Amigore "Melifera is an olfactory walk in the dunes, a sensory journey towards simple, happy and authentic moments.

Melifera is the new, cult French organic gin from the exotic botanical-rich islands of Oléron and Corsica. Founded by French husband-wife duo, Christophe and Cécile Amigorena who left international careers spearheading brands such as L'Occitane to retire home to the French countryside to induldge their passion for sustainable gin making.

Melifera gin is made using the French Immortelle flower which is a natural plant native to the dry, sandy grounds of the Mediterranean. The plant lives an exceptionally long life and its organic essential oil is known for its unique anti-ageing properties, recently made famous by the French skincare brand L'Occitane.

Melefera Gin gin is produced with hand-harvested, organic Immortelle flowers produced with sustainable practices that preserve biodiversity in the island regions where the indigenous flora grows. The company donates part proceeds of the sale of its gins to the preservation of the indigenous black bee of Oléron.